The Official Israel-Gaza Thread
That isn’t a win either. Some of y’all are getting eerily close to wanting the US to do exactly what you claim you don’t want it to.
88m3
Fast Money & Foreign Objects
When the squad doesn't understand there isn't a magic wand for Palestine you can't expect much from the public
Israel has nukes too...so if anyone is gonna move...you better stand on it 
MLH is such a groupie for this cause and I always wondered why.
It's beyond Palestinian rights...dude really might hate the concept of Israel.
NobodyReally
Superstar
Or maybe it's because Israel and IDF tactics are used to train white American police forces because white supremacy is their primary goal.
Sisi won't survive if a Palestinian sets of a bomb in Egypt. There is no way of screening terrorists from those who need genuine help caught in the cross fire.
HAMAS is EVIL.
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Neo. The Only. The One.
THE ONE
I'm barely paying attention, but I've noticed that there is anger growing towards Netanyahu. Someone on MSNBC tonight was saying that Biden has spoken to the families of the hostages, and Netanyahu hasn't said a word. Plus they said that the Sec of Defense has done more to keep Israelis informed than Netanyahu.
the Marc Lamont Hill interview was good but again...HIS interest in it was always weird to me
And Israel's interest is jews across the diaspora...you know they have non European jews there, right? This "white supremacy" tactic isn't gonna work if you dont know the diaspora of Israeli citizens
he got Hamas admitting to not giving a fukk scary shyt
@WIA20XX
The Palestinians will never be allowed to return to Gaza if Egypt were to open the border.
They’ll be safer but will be stateless and the Egyptians don’t have the resources or appetite to absorb that many people in the Sinai.
Let’s keep it a buck they’re already stateless and they’re never going to regain control of that land.
the part with Daniella was WILD
Van Lathan and Rachel Lindsay are joined by staff writer for The Atlantic Yair Rosenberg to discuss reporting on the Israel-Hamas war (8:52) before professor for peace and development at the University of Maryland Shibley Telhami joins to lend his expertise on the conflict (42:08). Then writer-producer Daniella Greenbaum Davis joins to discuss her response to the pro-Hamas tweet from BLM Chicago (1:02:18) and the relationship between the American Jewish and Black communities (1:15:44). Last and pretty least, a quick take on Jada Pinkett Smith’s separation from Will Smith (1:42:38).
- Time Stamps -
00:00 - Welcome!
08:52 - Yair Rosenberg Joins Us
42:08 - Shibley Telhami Joins Us
1:02:18 - Daniella Greenbaum Joins Us
1:42:38 - Jada Pickett Smith Talks Separation
Van Lathan and Rachel Lindsay are joined by staff writer for The Atlantic Yair Rosenberg to discuss reporting on the Israel-Hamas war (8:52) before professor for peace and development at the University of Maryland Shibley Telhami joins to lend his expertise on the conflict (42:08). Then writer-producer Daniella Greenbaum Davis joins to discuss her response to the pro-Hamas tweet from BLM Chicago (1:02:18) and the relationship between the American Jewish and Black communities (1:15:44). Last and pretty least, a quick take on Jada Pinkett Smith’s separation from Will Smith (1:42:38).
- Time Stamps -
00:00 - Welcome!
08:52 - Yair Rosenberg Joins Us
42:08 - Shibley Telhami Joins Us
1:02:18 - Daniella Greenbaum Joins Us
1:42:38 - Jada Pickett Smith Talks Separation